Dubai Frame

The Dubai Frame is one of the city's most unique attractions, offering stunning panoramic views while symbolically connecting Dubai’s rich past with its ambitious future. Standing 150 meters tall in Zabeel Park, this architectural landmark is shaped like a giant photo frame—one side showcasing the modern skyline of Downtown Dubai, and the other highlighting the historic districts like Deira and Karama. Inside, visitors begin with a journey through Dubai’s past using immersive exhibits and visuals. As you reach the Sky Deck, a glass-floored walkway offers thrilling views from above and a 360-degree perspective of the city. The experience ends with a look into Dubai’s vision for the future through interactive displays. The Dubai Frame is a must-visit for photographers, history lovers, and anyone looking to see Dubai from a new perspective. Its central location and unique design make it a standout landmark in the city.

Travel Tips

Best Time to Visit: Weekday mornings (around 9:00 AM) to avoid crowds. Sunset visits offer stunning views but can be busier.
Location: Zabeel Park, Gate 4, Dubai. Easily accessible via Al Jafiliya Metro Station.
Booking: Purchase tickets online in advance to secure preferred time slots and minimize waiting times.
Dress Code: Modest attire is recommended; shoulders and knees should be covered.
Accessibility: The Dubai Frame is wheelchair accessible, with ramps, lifts, and accessible restrooms.
Photography: Permitted in most areas; however, photography is not allowed in the gallery section.
Only 200 visitors are allowed per hour; arriving early can help avoid long queues.
Jumping on the glass floor is prohibited.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.